On February 15, 2016, RCMP Constable Jeffrey Rae Gillis, a 20-year veteran and member of the National Weapons Enforcement Support Team, found himself on the wrong end of his own handcuffs. After Charlottetown Police Service constables attended his residence February 11 and 14, 2016, for disturbance calls, they charged Constable Gillis with two counts of assault and one count … [Read more...]
Is Westminster Police Department officer Curtis Arganbright a Sexual Predator?
Bad cops are the exception, not the rule, thank God. Police, more often than not, band together behind the Blue Wall fo Silence when police officers commit crimes. That's not the case with Westminster Police Department officer Curtis Arganbright, 40, arrested and charged with sex assault by force, sexual assault by someone in a position of authority and false … [Read more...]
MP Bob Zimmer discusses Quebec gun registry data supposedly deleted by RCMP
Yesterday Bob Zimmer, MP, shared my article "Did RCMP Deputy Commissioner Peter Henschel Lie to Committee?" In this video he discusses what I uncovered, as well as the most recent information on how data deleted by the RCMP can still exist. For the details of what Bob Zimmer discusses in the video above, read Did RCMP Deputy Commissioner Peter Henschel Lie? Part 2 here … [Read more...]
Did RCMP Deputy Commissioner Peter Henschel Lie? Part 2
First, my thanks to Nicolas Johnson from TheGunBlog.ca for his collaboration so we could get to the bottom of this issue. See his angle on it here. Yesterday I asked the question, "Did RCMP Deputy Commissioner Peter Henschel Lie to Committee?" The answer, it turns out, is both yes and no. It took a while to follow the breadcrumbs to sort out why, … [Read more...]
Did RCMP Deputy Commissioner Peter Henschel Lie to Committee?
As you know, Minister of Public Safety Ralph Goodale introduced Bill C-52 on Friday, June 9, 2017. That bill is, for the most part, designed to give Quebec the all of the long gun registry records it sought in its lawsuit against the federal government. The question everyone is asking is this: Why are there any records left to give Quebec? It's a valid question. On … [Read more...]
Constable Dario Devic faces criminal charges after Creep Catchers sting
Creep Catchers is a growing group whose goal is to identify and publicly shame men looking for sex with underage girls. Here in British Columbia it’s the Surrey chapter currently making headlines. Their video, live-streamed as it happened on September 7th, resulted in Constable Dario Devic’s arrest the following day. Devic is currently suspended from active duty and faces … [Read more...]
RCMP Constables Selling Cocaine On The Job All In A Day’s Work, Right?
One of the things I love about the RCMP is their willingness to allow their constables to earn extra cash on the side. Sometimes that side job gets in the way though, when there is no oversight of those "side jobs". Such is the case of former Kamloops RCMP Constable Randi Love. Ms. Love faces three counts of selling cocaine while serving as an RCMP Constable. It's not very … [Read more...]
Monty Robinson Sentenced to Prison? It’s a MIRACLE!
I’m here in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, for Jane Gaffin’s Celebration of Life event (more on that later) and much to my shock and surprise Allen Carlos tells me that one of the cops who killed Robert Dziekanski was sentenced to prison time for perjury. I wracked my brain to remember who had gone on trial so far in this endless debacle. The first cop was acquitted although I … [Read more...]
RCMP Hypocrisy: Reporting Sex Offender Names Except When Sex Offender is an RCMP Member
The RCMP has a long history of hypocrisy when it comes to dealing with sex offenders wearing Red Serge. If the sex offender is an RCMP member his name will NOT be released to the press and every possible measure is taken to protect his identity. Such is the case once more, this time in Manitoba, as a 26-year RCMP veteran faces charges of sexual assault and sexual … [Read more...]
Two-Tier Justice: One law for mere citizens… another law for Police
We all owe Canadian gun owner Daniel Balofsky a debt of gratitude. Why? He persisted all the way to the Ontario Court of Appeal so a court of law would decide whether or not the law must be abided by all; whether a court order applies only to the mere citizens of Canada or to its law-enforcement as well. The answer from the Ontario Court of Appeals is as appalling as … [Read more...]